Romanoff:
I personally don't think these charms work.

I think it's similar to people who buy breast and penis enlargement product, they don't work.

A man who wants to be Randy will be Randy and most are willingly generous to keep their Randy affairs.

I haven't heard of anyone who was charmed or who charmed anyone. Na story I just dey read.

No verifiable evidence that those things work.

Romanoff:
I personally don't think these charms work.

I think it's similar to people who buy breast and penis enlargement product, they don't work.

A man who wants to be Randy will be Randy and most are willingly generous to keep their Randy affairs.

I haven't heard of anyone who was charmed or who charmed anyone. Na story I just dey read.

No verifiable evidence that those things work.

TWLifestyle:
so long story short you are a peadophile sympathizer or worse .

Romanoff:


Ah. For you to know the name of a Seller, then you just also be involved. Are you one of her distributors?

Chigold101:


What did just read?

Sister...
Pray it never comes to someone close to you.

Even the enlargement thing works too

Unless you bought fake ones

Darevofpeace:

She might have already been used by same man.
In Yoruba language "Owo Abu la fi she Abu ni alejo"
(We have used Abu's money to buy visitors (Abu) himself merriment for him)

nnemekaemmanuel:
Your Father Must Be One!

Lifebenzy:
You're looking for evidence..no be person wey motor jam de copy plate number O..if you believe there's God you must accept there's is devil, except you're an atheist

GeneralPula:


Exactly... Some men ehhh

Sometimes one can’t blame a lady in such scenario, tho it’s pure truth naija girls are of high entitlement mentality..

Some men do promised these girls heaven and heart just cuz they wanna login into their server pot..

Olanre05:



What then did you say to her?

Romanoff:


E pain am.

tillaman:
Kanyamata yi noni
During my time in Sokoto I met one Yoruba woman at the Maami market, so I saw talking to some Chics so I told her I wanted to smash one of them chics Omo she quickly cautioned me and told me their parols she even showed me what she got them, i can’t begin to explain what was in that plastic bottle but longstory short na kanyamata level

Romanoff:

I think it's best to target people that patronise them. It's the belief that the products work that makes people buy them.

Romanoff:
I personally don't think these charms work.

I think it's similar to people who buy breast and penis enlargement product, they don't work.

A man who wants to be Randy will be Randy and most are willingly generous to keep their Randy affairs.

I haven't heard of anyone who was charmed or who charmed anyone. Na story I just dey read.

No verifiable evidence that those things work.

cococandy:
Because it’s not an actual thing that works unlike reals chemical drugs that have physiological effects on you.

Charms and voodoo practices are similar to some religious practices. Very weird but you can’t really arrest people for it.

J2381:
What you believe in is what works for you. The thing is, if it's a man selling products on how to trap women or sleep with them, I'm sure you know the outrage will be on a whole new level.

Kayberg:
Seems men are now among the endangered species.

Romanoff:


I think it's best to target people that patronise them. It's the belief that the products work that makes people buy them.

Businesslist:
“Women openly buy and sell charms to entrap men and milk all their money, yet there’s no outrage or arrests” – Lady blows hot

A Nigerian Twitter user has berated women who openly sell and buy charms to entrap rich men and exploit them.

According to the lady identified as @Girl_isBlessed on the platform, it’s saddening that women openly buy and sell charms to entrap men but no actions have been taken against them, as the society considers it as normal.

Expressing her displeasure, she noted that we live in a society with double standards, adding that if a man were to drug a lady to take advantage of her, there would be outrage, but women regularly charm men without there being any outrage or arrests.

Her tweet reads,



Source; https://twitter.com/girl_isblessed?lang=en

BlackRockNG:


..that's where you got it wrong

How do you identify a woman with bike motives


These are not prostitutes oh.

Clean, well mannered, decent and all. But there's charm in the bags. I've seen and experienced them first hand

Bornsinner7:
It is a pitiable dismal pismal

No such thing as genuine love.. in every relationship, two things are involved; money and sex..

When you talk about sex, the ladies will counter it with money.. when you talk about money, the guys will counter it with sex..

The world is obviously a market place but it is unfair for one party to want to always cheat but never want to be cheated..

OrdinaryNigeria:
Kot

Superstitious belief.

Dirty thing dat dont work.

They jus give de men crazy style or believing de drug works; keeps de lady super wet.

Who no like am wet?

Myer:


Let me explain what you just said. According to your analogy,
Don't arrest the drug dealer only arrest the customers?

Whether it works or not is subject to opinion.
Cos it probably actually works.
But the real issue here is that even from your submission here you just confirmed that these charm sellers should be immune to arrest only those wo patronised them should be arrested?

Romanoff:


It's similar to people who sell placebo.

tillaman:
Kanyamata yi noni
During my time in Sokoto I met one Yoruba woman at the Maami market, so I saw talking to some Chics so I told her I wanted to smash one of them chics Omo she quickly cautioned me and told me their parols she even showed me what she got them, i can’t begin to explain what was in that plastic bottle but longstory short na kanyamata level

Myer:


Placebo isnt harmful right?
Charms are.

Romanoff:


I doubt that they are.

Maybe I'll change my mind when I see someone affected but so far, I haven't.